Advance praise

“I wish I could make this required reading for any freelancer wanting to pitch us … brimming with good advice – from oft-forgotten ‘basics’ to several very subtle points – it’s brilliantly and engagingly written. Pitch-perfect!”David Jemielity, Head of Translations, Banque Cantonale Vaudoise, Switzerland

“It’s full of wise words and useful tips … I would recommend it to anyone starting out in the profession.”Professor David Bellos, author of Is That a Fish in your Ear?, translator and Director of Princeton University’s Program in Translation and Intercultural Communication

“In 101 Things a Translator Needs to Know some of the wittiest, pithiest, most level heads in the industry explain it all: signs that you’re charging too much or too little (in 127 words), the fundamental difference between interpreters and translators (89 words), how to create an ergonomic setup in your office (96 words). You’ve got time to read this.”Corinne McKay, freelance translator and author of How to Succeed as a Freelance Translator and Thoughts on Translation: the Book

“On my calendar for the first working day of next year? Re-read 101 Things a Translator Needs to Know before working on my first ‘real’ translation job of the new year (and before putting it on my calendar again for the year after that) … clever and uplifting, wise and business-savvy, a treasure trove with exactly the information that every translator, no matter how green or how experienced, needs to be reminded of on a regular basis.”Jost Zetzsche, translator, TEnT consultant and writer, author of A Translator’s Tool Box and the monthly Tool Box Journal; co-author of Found in Translation

“Full of words of wisdom from experienced professionals and essential advice for aspiring translators.”Emma Wagner, translator and translation manager, European Commission